By Evan A. Feigenbaum

September 13, 2015

"When Chinese President Xi Jinping visits Washington in late September, the United States and India will have an opportunity to assess-and then bolster-their nascent cooperation in Asia.

The fact is, this triangular relationship matters. It has often been argued that the US and India don't 'need' China as a rationale for cooperation. Two continental-sized countries, with deep maritime traditions and a diverse array of energy, economic, and security interests, have numerous reasons to cooperate and coordinate. But there can be no denying that China bulks large in the strategic calculations of both countries."

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